Raga - Yaman- Flute, Santoor and possibly the rudra veena

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Aashish Khan & Ustad Alla Rakha -- Young Master Of The Sarode

Label:World Pacific -- WP-1444

Format:Vinyl, LP, Mono 
Country:US 
Released: 1967
Genre: Classical, Folk, World, & Country
Style: Indian Classical, Hindustani.

Engineer -- Lanky Linstrot
Producer -- Richard Bock
Sarod -- Aashish Khan
Tabla -- Alla Rakha
Tanpura -- Amiya Das

Aashish Khan & Ustad Alla Rakha -- Young Master Of The Sarode

Different flavor, Different Thinking, and Different Bhairavi.

Pt Deepak Choudhury, Raga Bhairavi

Your Lies

Pajarillo, tema extracto del álbum ¨En Vivo desde el Teatro Urbano¨.

Pajarillo

Fleeting Magic by Sitarji captures an intense, evolving mood that culminates in a bright and vibrant interpretation of Raga Bhairavi. The track blends sitar, keys, bass, and percussion into a textured dialogue between Indian classical melody and modern groove.
Credits:
Indrajit Banerjee – Sitar
Laura Scarborough – Keys
Brad Houser – Bass
Jason McKenzie – Percussion
Artwork by Srishti Banerjee
Released August 1, 2023
All rights reserved.

Sitarji - Fleeting Magic

RAVI SHANKAR  1

Inchu Heratzar ("Why did you go away?") is an Armenian folk song. THis is an instrumental version. The original song contains lyrics. Here's an excerpt translated into English:

"I had a love uniquely beautiful to see I love er without borders  -unending, o sweet love why did you leave me, why did you forget me?"

Band: 1001 Nights Orchestra

Musicians on this recording:
Anne Alexander: tapan/davul
Kamran Hooshmand: guitar
Ken Maranian: clarinet
Don Weeda: accordion

Recorded at the Art Institute of Austin
Winter/Spring 2015/2016
Recording engineer: Zach Braswell

Mastering: Peter Johnson

Produced by Kamran Hooshmand for 1001 Nights Orchestra

Copyright 2016 - Kamooli Productions

Inchu Heratzar (Armenian folk) by 1001 Nights Orchestra

Once Upon A Time (Piano Day 2016)

East Meets Middle East is one of my latest projects featuring original compositions. It is a quartet blending traditions from India and the Middle East featuring Subrata Bhattacharya (tabla) and Abhisek Lahiri (Sarod) from Calcutta, India and Ronnie Malley (oud) and George Lawler (percussion) from Chicago. The debut CD is the result of a chance encounter one evening in Chicago when we got together for the first time and decided to record the rehearsal. The pieces are original compositions and improvisations that spontaneously came out of that rehearsal. It is being released by my company, Intercultural Music Production, LLC. 


East Meets Middle East

Lucid Stream

Recorded on the fly last night, all one-shot tracks on a simple garageband device. Vocals - Bia Ali

Sitarji - Fleeting Magic

Indrajit Banerjee Sitar

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